The significant jump to 1053 cross type AF points on the new OM-1 body led me to wonder if this … More
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The “Holy Grail” of Watches
It all began with a contentious post on a FB watch group. “What is the Holy Grail of watches?” Not … More
1970 Omega Constellation Reference (166.063) Calibre 1001
(images taken with E-M1.2 and Zuiko 60mm f/2.8 Macro) I bought another watch … that I don’t really need. I’m … More
Jim’s 10 inch f/8 catadioptric Herschelian Schiefspiegler telescope
Even amateur planetary observers and photographers need big aperture telescopes because when it comes to resolution, size does matter. … More
Jim’s alternative to the OM System Zuiko Digital 20mm f/1.4 PRO
In case you haven’t figured it out yet, part of the purpose of this blog is to offer less expensive … More
1964 Aston Martin DB5 Continuation Model
The 1964 Aston Martin DB5 is considered to be the most famous automobile in the world. This is because it … More
Biegert & Funk Qlocktwo Watch
The Qlocktwo Watch made its debut at Baselworld in 2012 but as I am new to the world of watches, … More
A Novel Hydrostatic Watch Modification with Benzyl Benzoate
All images shot with E-M1.2 About a decade ago, a number of watch manufacturers began introducing professional diving watches filled … More
The NTTD Omega Seamaster Professional Diver
The new No Time to Die Omega Seamaster Professional Diver sitting atop a 1958 first edition copy of Dr No. … More
Testing the Voigtländer¹ 29mm f/0.8 Super Nokton for m43
(¹umlauts matter, every other Internet review I’ve seen has lazily excluded them. It’s a sign of respect for the language … More